The Boulting Brothers were a British filmmaking duo, consisting of brothers John and Roy Boulting. They were active primarily in the mid-20th century and are known for their contributions to British cinema, particularly in the genres of comedy and drama. Their films often featured social commentary and were recognized for their sharp wit and engaging storytelling. Some of their most notable works include "Brighton Rock" and "The Family Way." The Boulting Brothers were influential in shaping post-war British film and received several awards for their work, including the prestigious BAFTA awards. Their legacy continues to impact filmmakers today.